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Haunted House GP
The house doesn't exist, that's the first thing anyone who might find themselves inside it would want to know. Now, you might ask how one could find themselves inside something that doesn't exist, but you'd honestly be better off asking yourself how you could leave something that doesn't exist. After all, ideas and concepts can't be burnt or broken, and you can't breakdown a door that's not there- Or was there and then decided to be somewhere else for a while...
You wake in a house though, a house that doesn't exist. A house that defies the laws of reality. There are corridors that go on for days, rooms full of nightmares, and millions of doors that lead you anywhere but out. Trapped inside with you are dozens of other people, all searching for an exit, or an explanation.
Behind every door you'll find your darkest fears, maybe even memories you've tried to forget, or secrets you never wanted to share...
(OTA! Here is your first of two Halloween gps! This one is, of course, set in the haunted house where your pup can run into anything you can dream up! Deadly traps! Spooky monsters! An existential crises! Top level your pups waking up or running into danger, and then go ahead and tag other players! Since this is all magic-y and spooky don't worry too much about time lines and who bumped into who first. Only rule is that your pup can't escape until November 1st! Have fun! Also, because there are two GPs going up this week, both are open to new top levels for two whole weeks! And, of course, you can keep tagging long after that if you want. :D I'll post reminders daily on slack.)
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Dragging himself up from the wall, Felix struggled to clear his thoughts, push past the shadows clouding his mind with terror. "I don't... I don't recall which way I was going."
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Though Logan wasn't the violent wild-card he'd once been. He'd grown and changed so much.
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His first steps were slow, but steady enough to keep upright. "You really don't hear the river?" Felix asked breathlessly as they started down the dark hall.
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He cut himself off, wetting his lips as he tried to decide how much to share.
"...I hear a voice. Shouting for me- Or, well, at me, I guess. Though now that you mention it, I did think I could hear the ocean before. I just figured we were near a beach. ...Does that mean something to you? The water, I mean- Is it important?"
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"It means something," was the response he finally managed, throat tight and voice tense. "The voice you hear... you know who it is. You know why it's shouting. Don't you?"
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"Yeah- Yeah, I do."
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"But we're not talking about me, we're talking about you," Logan replied, maybe a bit sharper than he meant it to come out. "I'm not scared of what I can hear, not that scared anyway. ...You're terrified though. I can tell."
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"Then I'd suggest we get moving," he said finally. "I've made it this far in life, okay? So have you. No reason to think we wont make it to tomorrow, right? So let's get going."
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An instant later, bright pale green lights exploded in a sickly halo around the both of them. Each was no bigger than the palm of one's hand and shaped rather like a small flower. There were dozens hovering in the air, as bright as Felix's magic could make them, as the wild-eyed wizard himself struggled to breathe through the seizure of terror.
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"I see I'm not your first wizard."
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"No, you are- Just kind of used to weird stuff these days," Logan admitted, shrugging one shoulder and speaking in that bored California drawl he always defaulted to. "Since I got to London, I've, uh, been working with someone who's kind of a magnet for weird."
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Logan glanced over, studying the guy and then shrugging as he decided there was no harm in sharing.
"Alien stuff, mostly. Overlapping timelines- Parallel universes. I'd go into detail, but, uh, I don't think it's a story you tell over lunch, you know? The basics are pretty simple though. You're familiar with the idea of parallel universes, right? The idea that every choice you make creates separate time lines or whatever, you know? Well, it's like that, except in my case all those time lines kind of merged. I lived a bunch of different lives, made a bunch of different choices, and now- I kind of remember them all."
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"How do you remain sane? All of those lives living concurrently in your mind."
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"Besides, it's not like trying to watch two movies at once or anything, it's like watching a bunch of movies back to back, then taking a nap and letting your mind try to sort out which is which. It's not jarring, just... Jumbled or something."
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Logan didn't pay attention to tabloids any more, his own family had spent more than enough time filling those pages, and he only nodded a little in understanding.
"Yeah, I get that," he admitted. "There's a common theme in all my pasts- Things I wish I could have erased."
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Logan couldn't know how rare it was for Felix to utter a four-letter curse, pronounced so very clipped and posh and precise. He felt it described the situation most accurately, though.
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He looked over at Felix, then gestured around them. "This is just life. Random, fucked up, and inescapable. It's probably not even magic or aliens- We probably got doped by some asshole and are tripping balls in some gross motel room, oblivious to the fact that we're about to have our kidneys stolen."
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